- 21. Fashion retailers seek rental rebates
- (News)
- Fashion retailers are seeking rental rebates from high-street landlords and shopping malls as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to play havoc with their businesses. As per Money Control report, Benetton ...
- Created on 07 May 2021
- 22. Second wave, curfews could hamper online fashion retailers recovery
- (Apparel)
- ... Footfalls in stores had increased and ecommerce players too were doing good business after few bad months in 2020. Walmart owned Myntra and Ambani owned Ajio two of India’s largest fashion e-commerce firms ...
- Created on 20 April 2021
- 23. Fashion retailers approach suppliers for Spring/Summer collections
- (Apparel)
- Buoyed by the unexpected bounce-back of retail sales in festive season, Indian fashion and apparel retailers have started approaching suppliers for spring/summer collections. Also, retailers, who had earlier ...
- Created on 03 December 2020
- 24. Fashion retailers open new stores after months of lockdown
- (Fashion)
- ... several months, fashion retailers are once again opening new stores,. Fashion retailer Madame opened six stores in July. It plans to open six more stores in the next three months. Similarly, footwear retailer ...
- Created on 09 November 2020
- 25. ICRA assigns negative credit outlook to value and lifestyle fashion retailers
- (Apparel)
- Ratings agency ICRA has assigned a 'Negative' credit outlook on the value and lifestyle fashion retailers as it expects their revenues to decline by 35-42 per cent in FY21, with an expected decline in their ...
- Created on 13 October 2020
- 26. Fashion retailers open new stores after months of lockdown
- (Apparel)
- After several months, fashion retailers are once again opening new stores,. Fashion retailer Madame opened six stores in July. It plans to open six more stores in the next three months. Similarly, footwear ...
- Created on 09 October 2020
- 27. Organized value retailers realign corporate leadership to boost profitability
- (Apparel)
- ... to 4.3 per cent as elevated distribution costs and quick-commerce infiltration chipped away at high-turnover grocery lines. Because fashion items command a gross margin up to double that of processed food ...
- Created on 18 May 2026
- 28. Retailers shift to high-engagement hubs as Tier III and IV markets mature
- (Apparel)
- ... DFU Profile The divergence of value and premium segments A widening performance gap is visible between value-driven and premium retail tiers. Premium fashion stores report robust engagement and lower ...
- Created on 15 May 2026
- 29. Ownership loses appeal as India’s Gen Z drives fashion resale revolution
- (Apparel)
- 15 May 2026, Mumbai For decades, growth was in the Indian fashion industry was measured through expansion in manufacturing capacity, seasonal collections, and aggressive retail footprint development. ...
- Created on 15 May 2026
- 30. Immersive visualization reshapes e-commerce as luxury retailers target consumer confidence
- (Apparel)
- ... Addressing this challenge, Aza Fashions has deployed an immersive online fitting experience named ‘The Look. On You.’ that allows users to instantly view garments on their own profiles. Unlike basic overlay ...
- Created on 14 May 2026
- 31. The New Youth Economy: Indian fashion is shifting from demographics to identity
- (Apparel)
- ... year and more by aspiration, experimentation and self-expression. This shift is beginning to influence everything from products to pricing, store expansion to profits. For well-known fashion companies, ...
- Created on 06 May 2026
- 32. Retail’s New Power Corridors: Why fashion majors are paying a premium for high streets
- (Apparel)
- ... is increasingly visible in the movement of both domestic labels and global fashion groups toward heritage high streets, where stores are being designed less as transactional outlets and more as immersive ...
- Created on 28 April 2026
- 33. Northeast India emerges as a high-growth frontier for Gen Z fashion retail
- (Apparel)
- 22 April 2026, Mumbai The strategic expansion of Bengaluru-based ultra-fast fashion brand Newme into Guwahati and Shillong marks a decisive shift in India’s retail landscape, where the Northeast is no ...
- Created on 22 April 2026
- 34. Value retailers command dominance as Indian apparel market eyes $193 billion by FY’30
- (Apparel)
- ... discretionary spending. While the premium segment has moved toward an ‘intentional’ buying cycle - where purchases are largely tethered to festive discounts - value retailers like Zudio and Max Fashion ...
- Created on 21 April 2026
- 35. From Stores to Smartphones: India’s e-retail fashion boom enters its defining phase
- (Apparel)
- 16April 2026, Mumbai India’s retail economy has entered a decisive phase, with digital commerce now shaping not just consumer behaviour but the future geography of fashion demand. What began as an urban ...
- Created on 16 April 2026
- 36. Beyond Fast Fashion: Why Uniqlo’s engineered basics are outpacing Zara and H&M in India
- (Apparel)
- 14April 2026, Mumbai India’s global fashion retail market is entering a decisive strategic split. On one side are brands still optimised for rapid trend cycles, mall visibility and seasonal markdowns. ...
- Created on 14 April 2026
- 37. Why India’s fashion growth now depends on a 300-km pricing strategy
- (Apparel)
- ... inefficient. Table: Changing demand across regions Region Consumer persona Primary demand Cycle speed North Trend Aggressive Fast Fashion / High ...
- Created on 10 April 2026
- 38. India’s online fashion growth resets with commitment fees, margin discipline
- (Apparel)
- 9 April 2026, Mumbai For nearly a decade, India’s online fashion segment thrived on aggressive discounting, free-everything convenience, and a relentless pursuit of Gross Merchandise Value (GMV). This ...
- Created on 09 April 2026
- 39. Beyond luxury, utility is driving India’s premium fashion growth
- (Apparel)
- ... utility. Know More Margin meets merit Commercial realities in 2026 show Indian consumers as discerning value-maximisers. While the global fashion industry stagnates at 3 per cent growth, India’s ...
- Created on 07 April 2026
- 40. Margin Meltdown: Why Indian fashion e-commerce cannot afford returns
- (Apparel)
- ... The cumulative effect is a net loss, not a break-even, for online fashion retailers. The financial anatomy of a returned SKU is stark: reverse logistics typically consumes 12-15 per cent of the product ...
- Created on 02 April 2026
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